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S.Rodríguez grounded out, pitcher Tomlin to first baseman Freeman.

Grounded out, pitcher Tomlin to first baseman Freeman.

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Bruce doubled to right, Segura scored, Realmuto scored.

Doubled to right, Segura scored, Realmuto scored.

Phillies fourth.  Segura singled to left.  Harper struck out.  Hoskins grounded out, pitcher Keuchel to first baseman Freeman, Segura to second.  Realmuto walked on four pitches.  Bruce doubled to right, Segura scored, Realmuto scored.  Hernández lined out to left fielder Riley.

 Coming off a 6-4 trip, the Braves are back in Atlanta, where they went 10-2 in June. In those games, they hit .317, pounded out 30 homers and 28 doubles while plating 101 runs -- the franchise's most in a 12-game span of home games in a single season in the live-ball era.

 Atlanta's home success last month includes taking two of three from the Phillies June 14-16. The Braves, who won the finale 15-1 with a season-high eight extra-base hits, have won five consecutive home series against the Phillies -- the franchise's longest streak vs. Philadelphia since moving to Atlanta in 1966.

 All-Star Freddie Freeman has a .435/.536/.696 slash line with seven RBI in six games against the Phillies this season. He is fourth in the majors with 197 total bases, the most by a Brave before July since Hall of Famer Hank Aaron had 209 in 1959.

 Mike Soroka, who faces the Phillies for the first time Thursday, allowed two runs in 6.1 innings Friday against the Mets to win his ninth consecutive decision. The last rookie starter to win at least 10 consecutive decisions in a single season was Ivan Nova, who earned 12 straight in 2011.

 The Phillies open July after going 11-16 with an NL-worst 5.63 ERA in June. That was Philadelphia's worst June ERA since the 2006 team posted a 5.80.

 Scott Kingery went 7-for-11 with a homer, three doubles, three RBI and three runs scored in the June series with the Braves. He finished last month with 17 extra-base hits, the most by a Phillie in June since Jimmy Rollins had 18 in 2012.

HP - Reyburn, 1B - Culbreth, 2B - Nauert, 3B - Bucknor

The Atlanta Braves see this upcoming series with Philadelphia as a chance to continue to further pad their lead in the National League East, while the Phillies view it as opportunity to get back in the race.
The Braves hold a 5 1/2-game lead over Philadelphia in the division after trailing the Phillies by three games at the end of May. Atlanta went 20-8 in June, winning 20 games in a calendar month for the first time since August 2013, and flipped the standings in the East. The Phillies went 11-16 in June and lost five of six to the cellar-dwelling Miami Marlins.

Braves seek to expand NL East lead in series with Phillies

ATLANTA (AP)  Aaron Nola wanted to make up for his most recent start against the Braves, a no-decision last month in which he gave up five runs in 4 1/3 innings.
This time, Nola had full command of his fastball, and the deep Atlanta lineup couldn't solve him.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Atlanta Braves on July 2, 2019

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